Though the self-aggrandizing Canadian PM self-identifies as a “feminist”, millennials may still find him “sexy”

Elected as prime minister Trudeau now wants to be everyone’s “Canadian Boyfriend”

All Canada’s prime minister wants for Christmas is the perfect globe-sweeping SELFIE of all time.

With pictures for every month of the coming year, sung about in Neil Sedaka’s ‘Calendar Girl’, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau may as well have named his 2018 ‘Justin Trudeau. My Canadian Boyfriend Calendar’, already for up sale on Amazon in time for the Christmas rush: ‘“Oh come let us adore him”.

His strangely silent Liberal MPs should be squirming in embarrassment, but apparently they were the last to know that the Boyfriend Calendar had been posted online even though it followed by only a few days, the Liberal ‘Winter Wardrobe Race’, including famed Trudeau socks like the ones he sported at 2017 Toronto’s Gay Pride Day with text reading “Eid Mubarak,” honouring the religious holiday that marks the end of Ramadan, the Islamic holy month of fasting, which coincided with Gay Pride this year.

But how did he get to tout himself as everyone’s “Canadian Boyfriend”?

Well, when there are too few other outstanding characteristics to qualify you, there’s always “sexy”.

Though the self-aggrandizing Canadian PM self-identifies as a “feminist”, millennials may still find him “sexy”.

Having already paid out $10 million to admitted terrorist Omar Khadr, and having his government earmark more than $100 million to compensate members of the military and other federal agencies whose careers were sidelined or ended due to their sexual orientation, including a process that will involve making an application for expungement and requests submitted on behalf of deceased people who were convicted, Trudeau’s no skinflint.

Hard for a PM who treats Canada’s vast public purse as his own to be a skinflint.

Some Americans are laughing at rather than buying into Trudeau’s “Canadian Boyfriend” concept:

“Are you still struggling to find a perfect gift for that special woman in your life who, perhaps, threatened to go to Canada if Donald Trump won the election but never quite made it there after realizing their immigration policies are super strict? Look no further, friend: the Sexy Justin Trudeau calendar is here for all of your holiday needs. (Daily Wire, Nov. 30, 2017)

“The 2018 “Justin Trudeau, My Canadian Boyfriend” calendar, which will run you just over $12 American on Amazon ($18.99 Canadian), features 12 months of sexy, scintillating, and, for some of us, vomit-inducing, photos of the Canadian Prime Minister during regular, everyday things.

“The calendar features 12 images “Yucon” enjoy of model-like role-model Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. Featuring sweetly off-kilter but well-meaning commentary about his views from his sparkling blue eyes on everything from love, family and of course global affairs and economic growth, it is a true celebration of the man, the myth, and the meme that is Justin Trudeau.

“Only one of the photos is shirtless — an archive picture from the days when Trudeau was trying to make his name as an amateur boxer, before he decided to trade on his family’s famous last name and work in politics. In February, he’s wearing a white, button-down shirt and holding his hands in the shape of a heart over his chest.

“Canadian reception for the calendar is mixed, with some supporters simply aching to get their grubby paws on the sexy photo collage, and others fairly sure even Justin’s wife would roll her eyes.

“If a calendar isn’t your style — and let’s face it, everyone just uses their cell phones now, anyway — the publishing company that produced it, Rizzoli, says there will be a forthcoming book by the same title, due out in 2018.” (Daily Wire)

The 2018 “Justin Trudeau, My Canadian Boyfriend Calendar” would be hilarious if it weren’t for some of the comments left on Amazon, like the scary one: “He’ll probably be reelected in 2019.”

RSS Feed for Judi McLeodJudi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years’ experience in the print media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared on Rush Limbaugh, Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com.

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